Free Things to Do in Hobart: Waterfront, Markets and kunanyi

Hobart is generous with free activities. The Saturday Salamanca Market is free to enter. The waterfront precinct from Salamanca Place to Constitution Dock is free to walk and always active with fishing boats, yachts and the arrival of yachts from the Sydney to Hobart race in late December. The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG) on Dunn Place has free permanent collection entry. Battery Point, Hobart's oldest suburb, is free to explore on foot with Georgian stone cottages and a village feel around Arthur Circus. The climb or drive up kunanyi/Mount Wellington (1,270 metres) offers panoramic views over the Derwent estuary and is free. The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens in the Domain are free to enter.